How to activate the one-touch window up/down feature for Hyundai ix35?
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To activate the one-touch window up/down feature for Hyundai ix35, first start the vehicle. With the ignition in the second position, lightly press the window power switch all the way down, then lift the button to raise the window to the top and hold for about five seconds to activate. The detailed steps to activate the one-touch window up/down feature for Hyundai ix35 are as follows: 1. First, close all four windows and the sunroof, then press and hold the sunroof close button until it automatically opens/closes and stops moving; 2. One-touch window up means that when the vehicle's computer receives a short press of the window up button (usually lifting and immediately releasing the window switch), it will send a continuous command to the window motor to raise the window until it is fully closed; 3. If the window switch is lifted or pressed again during the window raising process, the action will stop. If the window switch is continuously held up for longer than the one-touch window up setting time, the window will continue to rise, but it will stop immediately when the switch is released.
I remember the one-touch power window feature on my Hyundai ix35 was quite convenient. The activation method is to first start the car, then press and hold the window button you want to set, lower the window completely to the bottom and then raise it to the top without releasing the button. After reaching the top, continue holding for 3 to 5 seconds until you hear a beep, which means the setting is complete. This feature is most useful when driving in the city, allowing you to open or close the window with just one press, eliminating the need to hold the button continuously. It's especially handy during rainy days as it enables quick window closure to prevent water leakage. When I first tried setting it up unsuccessfully, I checked and realized it was either due to incomplete initialization or a power interruption that caused a reset. After trying a few more times, I got it working. Regularly testing to ensure proper operation greatly enhances driving comfort and reduces fatigue from repetitive operations.
